News & Events

Bangor Joint Church Project

From January to May 2012 Crown Jesus Ministries will be working in partnership with 20 churches within the Bangor area. The purpose of this partnership is to support an exciting programme of evangelism that could reach many people across the area with the good news of Jesus.

For more information just scan the QR code with your smartphone or visit: www.crownjesus.org
Click here to download the Crown Jesus Ministries Brochure.

Computer Success

Fifteen ladies who attend the weekly Craft and Friendship Group at Bangor Salvation Army are now internet and e-mail savvy after completing a ten week computer class!

Run by WEA through The Learning Age Project, the ladies embraced the opportunity to become computer iterate through a ten week course held in the computer room at Bangor Library. The Learning Age Project is funded for five years and aims to engage with 5,000 older people in classes which meet their needs from computers, arts and crafts, personal development and reminiscence.

New Adherent

Andriee ToddAndriee Todd finds Joy in the Salvation Army

" I had been attending the Salvation Army Sunday morning meetings for several years, when one day an elderly gentleman gave my friend Grace (who sits beside me on Sundays) an adherent brooch. I was interested and she explained about it and informed me she was an adherent.
I thought I'd like to be one also and prayed about it. Then one day a friend from my sewing circle handed me a little brooch, it was an adherent pin. I admired it and went to return it but she said her sister had recently passed away and that she had been an adherent and also that she was giving me the little pin!.

I knew that my prayer was answered and felt that God was guiding me to accept. Needless to say I received my adherent certificate this morning in the meeting.

Praise GOD! I"m delighted to belong to the Salvation Army."

Andriee Todd .
Photo: D. Gregory











Bandswoman Commissioned


Sandra Leathem was recently commissioned a bandswomen by Capt Carole Tucker.
Sandra is pictured with family members who are all musicians in the Bangor Corps. Photo: D.Gregory

New Bandmaster for Bangor Band

Pictured with Bangor commanding officers Captains Carole & Gordon Tucker are, retiring Bandmaster Keith Hillier and his nephew Stuart Leathem, who has taken over as the new Bandmaster at Bangor Citadel.

Engaging Worship

"Engaging Worship" was the theme of the recent Band Weekend at Bangor where Colonels Robert & Gwenyth Redhead were the special guests.

The Colonels led a Saturday of thought-provoking interactive workshops that gave the whole corps a chance to evaluate the most important areas of worship that occur week by week. Everyone also enjoyed some Bangor fish and chips together at tea time!

The Sunday meetings focused on Worship as a Multi-faceted jewel and Robert Redhead led Bangor Band through a selection of his compositions including "Reflections in Nature" and "How Charming is Thy Name". Colonel Gwenyth Redhead's drama from her publication "The Band Practice" was another highlight of a wonderful weekend for the Corps folk.

S.L.

rejesus.co.uk

Two thousand years after he walked the earth, Jesus of Nazareth remains one of the most talked about and influential people who has ever lived. The rejesus.co.uk website explores his life, character, teaching and followers.

BIBLE STUDY SERIES ON MATTHEW’S GOSPEL

  • INTRODUCTION AND HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
  • THE GENEOLOGY OF JESUS
  • THE BIRTH OF JESUS CHRIST
  • MAGI FROM THE EAST
  • JOHN THE BAPTIST

Summary of study notes prepared by Fred Wray..........Now available online

The Good News - John 3:16

Bangor Online

Many thanks to John Duthie and colleagues at Salvo.Com (Australia) for hosting and promoting the Bangor Corps website, free of charge!
P.Mc.